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	 Erionite-K Mineral Data  |  |  | 
   
| General Erionite-K  Information  | 
|  Chemical  Formula: | (K2,Ca,Na2)2[Al4Si14O36]•15(H2O) | 
|  Composition: | Molecular Weight = 2,958.94 gm | 
|  | Potassium   4.39 %  K     5.28 % K2O | 
|  | Barium      0.09 %  Ba    0.10 % BaO | 
|  | Sodium      1.79 %  Na    2.42 % Na2O | 
|  | Calcium     1.34 %  Ca    1.88 % CaO | 
|  | Magnesium   0.05 %  Mg    0.08 % MgO | 
|  | Aluminum    7.34 %  Al   13.87 % Al2O3 | 
|  | Silicon    26.59 %  Si   56.88 % SiO2 | 
|  | Hydrogen    2.18 %  H    19.48 % H2O | 
|  | Oxygen     56.23 %  O | 
|  | ______        ______ | 
|  | 100.00 %       99.99 % = TOTAL OXIDE | 
|  Empirical Formula: | K3.32Na2.31Ca0.99Mg0.06Ba0.02Al8.05Si28.01O72�31.99(H2O) | 
|  Environment: | Occurs in volcanic and sedimentary rocks. Common in altered silicic tuff., especially in saline lacustrine deposits. | 
|  IMA Status: | Approved IMA 1998 (Dana # Added) | 
|  Locality: | Rome, Oregon, U.S.A. Link to MinDat.org Location Data. | 
|  Name Origin: | From the Greek for wool, in allusion to its white, fibrous, wool-like appearance. The K-dominant member of the erionite series. | 
|  Name Pronunciation: | Erionite-K   | 
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